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... FAIRS FOR FEBRUARY. GLA->!OitGANSiiutE.—Bridg-ond, Cow- bridge, Tuesday, 6th; Uanclaff, Fridav 9tn New- bridge, W ednesday, 14tii. Monday 12th; Chep- stow. V.ond.iy 26th. BizEco,\sHinE.- IiUiltll Iondav ]()tli Crickhowell Thursday 1st; Talgarth, Fridav 2nd. RADNORSHIRE, llowey, Saturday 10th. CARMARTHENSHIRE. — Llandilo -Fawr, Tuesday 20th hite House on l^ave, Tuesday 13th. ...
... MARRIED. On the 6th instant, at Machen, in the County of Monmouth, Mr Thomas Davies, of Gallygoadog Bed- v.elty, to Miss Howells, only daughter of the late Mr Howell Howells, of Gwailodwain, Bedwclltv, in the above county. On the same day, Mr Wm. Watkin Edwards, of Lanvabon, Glamorganshire, to Miss Lewis, only daughter of Mr Thomas Lewis, of Machen, Monmouth- shire. Jan. 8, at Enfield, the Rev ...
... Glamorganshire AND Infirmary AND DiSl'KNSARY, C'AUDltK. Abstract of House Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board, from Jan. I \lh to 16iht 1838, inclusive. IX-DOOR I'ATIKNTS. Remained by 1'ist Report 7 Admitted since 0 — -7 -7 Discharged.—Cured and Relieved 2 For Irregularity, or at their own 0 5 OUT-DOOit PATFENTS. Remained by last 51 66 Discharged. —Cured and Relieved 4 For Irregularity, or at ...
... LITE RAT URE. The sixth volume of Lockhart's life of Sir Walter Scott, is a book of the deepest and most painful interest. It is in a great degree compiled from a diary kept with adinirab'c fidelity by Sir Walter himself, and in one sense may he said to be a new volume contributed hy the auiliot- of Wtiverlt-y to English Literature. The following extracts cannot be read without a pang. Let it ...
... DUKE (JL SUSSIEX. It is to an extraurdinary and ?? d for politica I manifestation bia the House of Lords, ol the odifes. 0o tle QuEEN at the opening ol tile sessinil, tht tile Duke of Sussex is indebted that any writer would atielapt his lloyal llighness's moral portrait. We have no desire, says the writer in Black- r05111, to enter into the Royal Dnke's motive for coming forward in this ...
... aFQ1'eIU 1Ui~- . g~ovetall Eitaltaculgne.- FRANCE. The discussion on the address to the King from tilo Chamber of Deputies terminated on Saturday, in thle final adoption of tbs address originally proposed witb two amendments.in which we nototily most cordisally agree, but which, we are most happy to perceive. have united the suifrages of by thir the largest proportion of the French deputies: ...
... A New Rain-guage, contrived by the Rev. Thomas Knox. The object of this instrument is to register the amount of rain that lalls when the wind is in different points. Its construction is very simple. The water, instead of descending from the re- servoir directly into the tube of registry, passes through a lateral tube into an annular-shaped vessel, divided into eight compart- ments, each of ...
... GRAND REFNTIM BANQUET TO TUT: ...
... The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury having certified to the Commissioners for the reduction of the National Debt, in pursuance of the Act 10 Geo. IV., c. 27, sec. 1, that the actual expenditure of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland exceeded the actual revenue thereof, for the year ended the 10th day of October, 1837, by the sum of £544,645 10s. 2 £ d. The ...
... agrtrultithral Arnicve-unv COucTlNoED.-No. 16. PLOUGHIING. (f all kinds of retrenchiment capoble of being 1rnai0 -on arable firm, any that can be effiected in plougilie, efipest's thel most important, since it is not all Gef,,. sional saving but almost a daily one. It is muck to be lamented time former does not see his own ilmcrest in) this most imuportanlt branch of his business, ?? it hot ...
... As the winter approaches one snow storm succeeds another till the face of the whole country is changed. Every particle of ground is covered, the trees alone remaining visible, while even the progress of the mighty river St. Lawrence is arrested in its course—everywhere, in fact, the chilling grasp of winter is felt, and every precaution is taken by man to resist its benumbing effects. All the ...
... A lettef from San Sebastian states on the 29ih that dii»» W patches from the Spanish Government had been received, 8p> pressing the re-enlistment of the Legion, and the concilia-* non of General O'Connell if possible. Genera: 0 Don- nell's conduct is neverthetess approved of. SKETCH OF M. PAPIN EA u.- Louis Joseph Papineau, t who for some years past has occupied the most conspicuous position ...